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Works and artists
On the scaffolding of Michelangelo's Last Judgment: how the colors of the masterpiece are reborn
Carlo Alberto Bucci
, 14/03/2026
Opinions
Venice Biennale, misunderstandings about free art and the weight of soft power
Federico Giannini
, 14/03/2026
Exhibitions
Two exhibitions at the Borghese Gallery between Renaissance and Baroque: Penni and Provenzale
16/03/2026, 15:31:52
Events
The Orchestra of Tuscany will play in the cenacles of the Florentine Renaissance: six concerts between April and June
16/03/2026, 14:08:35
Cinema, theater and TV
Oscars 2026, One Battle After Another triumphs: best picture to Paul Thomas Anderson
16/03/2026, 13:00:11
Market
TEFAF Maastricht 2026 starts with major sales: here are some of the biggest buys
16/03/2026, 12:48:03
Ancient art
Rare head study by Hans Süss Von Kulmbach discovered: at auction at Giquello's for 200.00 euros
15/03/2026, 16:50:59
News
Farewell to Carlo Frittelli, the gallery owner who grew contemporary art in Florence
15/03/2026, 16:17:38
Events
An open call in Turin to explore and reactivate Chiara Fumai's archive
15/03/2026, 14:17:07
Exhibitions
The virtue and grace of women in Baroque painting: at the BPER Gallery in Modena, an exhibition on the theme
15/03/2026, 13:28:28
Exhibitions
Giovanni Frangi in Imola: at the San Domenico Museum, the monographic exhibition Vera da pozzo
15/03/2026, 12:41:41
News Focus
How Italy's autonomous museums fared in 2023
Leonardo Bison
19/12/2024
Works and artists
A brief survey of the iconography of the poet Virgil in the history of painting
Ilaria Baratta
19/02/2019
Exhibition reviews
Napoleonic requisitions and art to awaken consciences: the Universal Museum on display in Rome
26/02/2017, 15:09:11
Exhibition reviews
From Group 63 to Group 70: in Spezia staged the moving reunion of a group of losers
26/01/2017, 23:52:11
Exhibition reviews
Can't get more modern than Monet: pop and abstract artist. A review of the Milan exhibition
24/10/2021, 11:58:31
Exhibition reviews
The reconstruction of the Herrera Chapel: Annibale Carracci is given back his last feat
22/01/2023, 12:58:44
Exhibition reviews
All-female: the exhibition on Gabriele Münter, companion of Vasily Kandinsky and co-founder of the Blue Knight
08/11/2018, 01:23:23
Exhibition reviews
A Rubens in Genoa not fully resolved. Lights and shadows of the Palazzo Ducale exhibition
27/12/2022, 18:29:52
Works and artists
I Medici 3: ten locations where the series about Lorenzo the Magnificent was filmed
Redazione
11/12/2019
Opinions
Venice Biennale, misunderstandings about free art and the weight of soft power
14/03/2026, 16:43:56
Opinions
Venice Biennale without Italians: it happens because we are too foreign-oriented
13/03/2026, 12:34:32
Opinions
Venice Biennale without Italians? We would have been surprised if there were!
10/03/2026, 09:51:31
Works and artists
On the scaffolding of Michelangelo's Last Judgment: how the colors of the masterpiece are reborn
14/03/2026, 21:19:09
Works and artists
A forgotten masterpiece: Emilio Malerba's Intermezzo on display again after a century
11/03/2026, 14:22:51
Works and artists
Versailles between art and power: ten works tell the story of the Sun King's Palace
03/03/2026, 19:59:29
Valencia, a city between history and innovation: cultural heritage looking ahead to 2026
Redazione - 09/03/2026
Versailles between art and power: ten works tell the story of the Sun King's Palace
Noemi Capoccia - 03/03/2026
Varallo and Rive, street art transforms Vercelli villages into open-air museums
Redazione - 26/02/2026
Palazzo Chigi Piccolomini at Postierla: the great sixteenth century in Siena
Redazione - 16/02/2026
St. Galgano and the Sword in the Stone: history of the Hermitage of Montesiepi
Redazione - 04/02/2026
Saint Devote: history, faith and tradition in the heart of Monaco
Redazione - 28/01/2026
The tombs of Cortuna: a journey through the necropolis of the Etruscan city
Ilaria Baratta - 25/01/2026
The Cathedral of Monaco: art, history and faith on the Rock of the Principality
Redazione - 24/01/2026
Empoli 1925: when a small room changed the artistic destiny of a province
Redazione - 22/01/2026
The dream of Villa Cordellina Lombardi, where Tiepolo's genius overcame decay
Federico Giannini - 04/01/2026
Hellenistic Etruria: how the Greeks influenced Etruscan art, religion and society
Ilaria Baratta - 02/01/2026
St. Mary of Vezzolano, the abbey that has escaped time
Federico Giannini - 28/12/2025
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CC: in the basement of Bologna, Michael E. Smith's eerie double.
By
Tristana Chinni
- published on 27/02/2026 alle 19:29:35
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How to choose the unique piece for the home: interview with Roberta Tagliavini, the Merchant of Brera
By
Noemi Capoccia
- published on 09/03/2026 alle 17:43:51
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Casa Italia's exhibition for Milan-Cortina was embarrassing: the public deserved better
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 25/02/2026 alle 21:54:00
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When Rome met Greece: what the Capitoline Museums exhibition looks like.
By
Silvia Mazza
- published on 23/02/2026 alle 12:45:11
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On the scaffolding of Michelangelo's Last Judgment: how the colors of the masterpiece are reborn
By
Carlo Alberto Bucci
- published on 14/03/2026 alle 21:19:09
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Nicolò Barabino's Oliva, when a painting is social novel. What the Genoa exhibition looks like
By
Federico Giannini
- published on 01/03/2026 alle 15:25:57
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Here's how Carabinieri fight against artifact trafficking: interview with Archaeology Commander
By
Noemi Capoccia
- published on 24/02/2026 alle 12:34:11
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Does Biennale 2026 have no Italians because the curatorial team inherited an unfinished list?
By
Luca Rossi
- published on 06/03/2026 alle 14:06:37
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Fausto Pirandello, the drama painter who challenged figuration and abstraction: what the exhibition looks like
By
Carlo Alberto Bucci
- published on 26/02/2026 alle 16:40:48
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Street Art today: domesticated rebellion or still necessary language?
By
Federica Schneck
- published on 02/03/2026 alle 19:10:43
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